And I do mean accelerate. Like driving a tanker truck full of gasoline into a prairie fire. The accelerant? Your state’s GOP bylaws. One of the purposes of the precinct committeeman project, as we sometimes say, is for some of our precinct committeemen to be drafted upwards into the state (and eventually, national) party committees. Every year or two in California, there is a | Read More »
My dear friend LaborUnionReport encourages us to shrug regarding California. I disagree, at least as a Republican. (I incorporated my business in Nevada, abandoning California, long, long ago.) To understand why Republicans lost so badly in California, we need to understand some very simple numbers. I’ve read the blogs and listened to the pundits and California wasn’t lost by moderate Republican candidates like Meg and | Read More »
This genuinely is one of those killer apps that could help revolutionize our society between our special Tuesday in 2010 and the same Tuesday in 2012… and beyond. I’m speaking of American Majority Action’s VoterFRAUD mobile app available for download now at the link. The Theory The entire ‘app’ is actually composed of 2 components, both very powerful and compelling in a social networking sense. | Read More »
Events have conspired to serve us well. Our battlefield is prepared for us as few ever are. Except for small, isolated pockets, there simply is not any good news for the Democrats in these midterm elections. Read the facts that obtain nationwide below and consider – prior to my own report on the local Colbert v Schiff campaign here in CA CD 29. Speaker Pelosi, | Read More »
Late Breaking: Hugh Hewitt just scheduled John Colbert for a conversation today at 6 Eastern, 3 Pacific. Dem incumbent Adam Schiff is running scared in California’s CD 29. Perhaps it was the fact that John Colbert just scheduled Newt Gingrich for a fundraiser on Oct 9. Perhaps it’s simply that John Colbert is the favored Tea Party candidate in this Congressional District. Perhaps it’s simply | Read More »
The House Minority Leader, Whip and the ranking minority Budget Committee member could each actually be doing their jobs of trying to govern our country well. Instead, they came out with last week’s ‘Pledge to America’ – smoke and mirrors that actually succeeded in confusing a small segment of the American public. What they could actually be doing effectively is calling out Pelosi, Reid and | Read More »
Tomorrow in a big whoop-tee-doo press conference in Virginia (at a hardware store no less) we will witness House Republicans release their ‘Pledge to America‘ (embedded below). I’m very glad that we will soon be seeing a number of these House Republicans replaced – most likely with true conservatives. First the broad view: Gingrich’s Contract with America could easily be summarized on a single page. | Read More »
Promoted from the diaries by Caleb Diners at the RedState Gathering’s Saturday lunch (and it was a fine one) were treated to LaborUnionReport’s presentation on The Concord Project and a presentation on PROCINCT for those activists who intend to take a walk in the sunshine sometime before election day (or even after). It felt weird as hell clicking ‘Play’ before the audience on a video | Read More »
It’s a bit of an apples/oranges comparison, although both events involved precinct walks. Same day, 9/11, 2 events by opposing parties only about 6 miles apart in the Pasadena, CA area. OFA (Organizing for America, Obama’s online campaign organization) sent out tens of thousands of emails to the LA metro area vs our own email list of a few thousand in CD 29 – both | Read More »
It’s a little late with only 57 days until the election, but it’s way past time to go beyond cases and get down to the Tasks for taking our government back. I say ‘governance’ in the headline because we want sane governance in our party too, and not just our government. I was corrected on this rhetoric the other evening when a Tea Party Patriot | Read More »
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